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Q: QuestionWill this device connect to 2 tv's so they can stream content simultaneously? This has caused a delay with the tv's. I have 2 tv's in my basement and I only stream my watching content. No cable or satellite box/service. Hulu, Amazon Prime, ESPN+, etc.

Asked 1 year ago by Todd.

• A:Answer Hi Todd! The Fire TV Cube 3rd Gen only features a single HDMI-Out port, so if you want to display the same feed on multiple TVs you would need an HDMI splitter. This will allow you to double the signal so that it shows on both TVs. Keep in mind that this can be a bit more complicated than it sounds, due to the way that HDMI is designed to work as 2-way communication tool along with the amount of information being sent. You might have better luck with two dedicated devices (like the Fire TV Stick 4K Max) each streaming separately. This would work fine for something like a live streaming sports game where they'll automatically be synced up once the content is playing, but might be a pain trying to get a movie in the right place and you'll want to ensure that your streaming service allows you to have multiple simultaneous streams going at once. I hope that helps, have a great rest of your day!

  Answered 1 year ago by Amazon Devices Customer Support

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